As a Chemistry or Biochemistry major at EWU, you\u2019ll have the opportunity to enrich your college experience through research.<\/p>\n
Starting as an undergraduate, you can collaborate with faculty mentors to investigate challenging questions and gain practical experience using the same tools and techniques found in professional laboratories. Through research, you\u2019ll:<\/p>\n
Some research projects even offer the opportunity to co-author peer-reviewed publications. By graduation, you\u2019ll be prepared to pursue advanced study or step into careers in science, healthcare, forensics, or industry.<\/p>\n
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